Paint The Town Redneck
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Intro
G D Bm G
[Verso 1]
D
Steppin out a 6 inch
D
Lift kit, city slickers
Bm G
Starin' like we came from Mars
D
Yeah, there ain't one dude in work boots
D
With his after-work crew
Bm G
Paycheck burnin' in this bar
D
And I ain't ever been here before
D
But I'll tell you one things for sure
Bm G
Little piece of Tennessee just walked right through that door
D
We 'bout to get this big city feelin' itty bitty small
Bm G
'Bout to hit 'em with some pickin' and some nitty gritty songs
D
Boot flask full of that homemade sippin'
Bm G
Take the hicks out the sticks, but the sticks come with 'em
A
You think you've seen country
A
But you ain't seen nothin' yet
G
We 'bout to do what we do best
D
And paint this town redneck
Bm G
(And paint this town redneck)
[Verso 2]
D
All the doctors and lawyers
D
Bankers white collars
Bm G
Ties started gettin' loose
D
And them girls in high fashion
Bm
Started shootin' jack when they all heard our accents
G
"Hey girl, what's happenin'?"
D
We 'bout to get this big city feelin' itty bitty small
Bm G
'Bout to hit 'em with some pickin' and some nitty gritty songs
D
Boot flask full of that homemade sippin'
Bm G
Take the hicks out the sticks, but the sticks come with 'em
A
You think you've seen country
A
But you ain't seen nothin' yet
G
We 'bout to do what we do best
D
And paint the town redneck
D
Like a catfish paper plate dinner
Bm G
Like a bald eagle back tat "Long live Skynyrd"
Guitar Solo
D Bm G
D
We 'bout to get this big city feelin' itty bitty small
Bm G
'Bout to hit 'em with some pickin' and some nitty gritty songs
D
Boot flask full of that homemade sippin'
Bm G
Take the hicks out the sticks, but the sticks come with 'em
A
You think you've seen country
A
But you ain't seen nothin' yet
G
We 'bout to do what we do best
D
And paint the town redneck
Bm
And paint the town redneck
G
I'll paint the town, boys
Outro
D Bm G D
Paint the town redneck
How to play Paint The Town Redneck
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is G. You can transpose without leaving the page.
Can I play it on guitar or keyboard?
Yes. The chord progression works on acoustic guitar, electric guitar and keyboard. Adapt the voicings to your instrument and level.